This is a WIP - be warned, some cards might look wonky or be completely redone as I work on this.
I am scrapping a Tarot Deck using designs by Foxeysquirrel. As soon as Teddi asked me to be part of her CT, I thought that her "people" would make an amazing Major Arcana. I emailed her to ask if it...
New kit by Foxeysquirrel!
The woman's face got somewhat lost and overlooked in my original version of the LO. To make her face brighter, I duplicated that file and blended the top layer using Color Dodge. That made her face seem to glow.
Made for the Lyrics/ poems challenge
The poem is "Tjilp by Jan Hanlo (1949) in "verzamelde Gedichten"(Collected poems) from 1958. It was a golden time for nonsens poems in the Netherlands..
The Sparrow
Chirp chirp - chirp chirp chirp
chirp chirp chirp - chirp chirp
chirp chirp chirp chirp...
I began my page with the forest background paper and then layered the purple solid paper on top (Blended using Color/85% Opacity). After I added the woman to the page, I knew that she needed somewhere elegant to sit - no sitting on dirt for her! I layered the chair paper between the other two...
This bird thinks he is a kingfisher or something :D
This is another page that seems to create itself. I used a layer mask and some distressing brushes to lighten/roughen up the textures on the Petal Splatter so the purple flower peeked through a bit more
New Products by Foxeysquirrel
I created the background by layering the dark green paper over the white and brown mixed media paper using Hard Light Light. I added two of the Background Builders around the woman and blended them, using Lighten and Darken modes.
I love blues and it's been so hot here, 100+ temperatures, that water and blues always appeal.
The clouds are my own.
I used Magical Reality Designs for background and elements (Secret Woodlands)
Foxey Squirrel's Imagine Sheep
A big Welcome to Oscraps' new designer, Magical Reality
This page is for the June Challenge #7 - Big Photo — https://oscraps.com/community/threads/june-challenge-7-big-photo.35614/
I duplicated my photo three times, the top layer is one of her framed eyes. The second and third copies are...
There are a *lot* of layers on this so to keep them organized, I used Layer>Group Layers to organize them. I grouped the birds, branches, and butterflies into one, the woman and all of the paint and spatters into the other.
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